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Adam Walton

24 May, 09:32

Carrot yield (denoted by Y) can be defined as a function of the number of expected carrots (denoted by C) and the number of plants (denoted by P) using this formula: Y=2C/P Select an appropriate measurement unit for carrot yield

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